City of Wyoming
Four seek to fill vacant Wyoming council seat
The council will interview all four candidates at a special meeting Jan. 16 which will be aired live on WKTV Channel 26.
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Mona Shores stays one step ahead of Wyoming girls with 58-49 win
Wyoming Coach Jesse Vasquez said “the cupboards are very full” on his team, referring to hard work and talent.
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Wyoming police seek help in locating vehicle related to November shooting
Wyoming investigators are seeking information on a gray or silver four-door Chevrolet Cavalier 2000-2005 that was in the area during a Nov. 1 shooting.
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KDL Let It Snow: Going local on the local indie/Michigan author book list
Looking for something local to read? How about Angeline Boulley’s debut novel “Firekeeper’s Daughter,” which was a New York Time’s bestseller.
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County’s Swap Shop gives second life to household products
By repurposing such items as brake fluid and drain cleaners, residents can save money and help reduce the impact on the environment.
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Local county commissioners selected for leadership roles
Commissioner Emily Brieve was elected as vice chair and commissioner Dan Burrill was named to chair to the Legislative and Human Resources Committee.
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KDL’s ‘Let It Snow’ adult reading program returns
The popular reading program returns, running Jan. 3 to March 31, with the opportunity for participants to win a Kindle Scribe.
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In overtime, the Wolves win the ‘Battle of Wyoming’ with a three-point shot
In an overtime nail-biter, Wyoming squeaked by with a three-point win over Potter’s House in the championship game.
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City of Wyoming adds Saturday drop-off for Christmas tree recycling
The City of Wyoming has opened its Yard Waste Drop-Off site two extra days, Dec. 31 and Jan. 7, for Christmas tree recycling.
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More than a million in scholarships available to area students
Area students have until March 1 to apply for some of the scholarships, totaling over a $1 million, available through the Grand Rapids Community Foundation.
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Through the storm, plows will be working to keep streets clear
As the snow moves through West Michigan, snowplow teams at both the cities of Kentwood and Wyoming prepare and plan for clearing the streets.
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Four simple steps to recognize depression and prevent suicide
If you or someone you know needs someone to talk to, call 988 to speak with a professional who can help.
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Tips on how to avoid online scammers
Those deals that are too good to be true probably are as scammers ratchet up a notch, targeting shoppers during the holidays.
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